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Important job openings need filling rightnow Ashburn Area News by Mrs. E. Heron Would you like to do something very impor- tant? Volunteers are needed to canvass for the heart and stroke founda- tion in the Ashburn area. Anyone who is in- terested, please call Bar- bara Porter 655-4652. Jean Hodgins got the most points for the ladies at the euchre party at the Community Centre last ~ Thursday evening and Violet Cole came second. The men's prizes went to Alvin Spencer and Bruce Bright. Nelson Cole got the most lone hands and the door prize went to Pete Gall. Jean Hodgins won the 50/50 draw. There were eight tables playing. The next euchre party will be held on Feb. 7th. Lunch was enjoyed by all. Don't forget the Com- munity Centre annual meeting on Jan. 30 at 8 p.m. A special invitation is extended to the new people of the area. - The Kirk Guild regular meeting will be held next Tuesday evening Feb. 5th at 8 p.m. in Burns ANNOUNCEMENT Church Hall. A good pro- gram has been arranged for all ladies. Spring is just around the corner when we will all be think- ing about touching up our kitchens, living rooms etc. So come and hear the Interior Designers, Cathy Bevis and Ruth McHale from "Ruffles - Classic Country In- teriors" of Whitby. The first meeting of the new year got off to a good start at Brooklin Horticulture last Wed. evening. There was 'Fun with Flora' which everyone enjoys and learns from for instance, what do you think is the _ smallest seed? Most of us thought it was the pop- py seed, but it is an Or- chid seed and the largest Ken Brown gave lots of good advice on ordering seeds and how to grow them. Thought for the day - It's nice to be important but it's more important to be nice. community. Ohwestons SYNDICATE LIMITED J. DAVID ROTH, B.B.E. Mark Solterman, Region Manager, Investors Syndicate Limited, is pleased to announce the appointment of David Roth as a personal financial planning representative for the Port Perry area. Prior to joining Investors, David ob- tained his Bachelors of Business Economics degree from Brock Univer- sity, and most recently has just com- pleted three years in the banking profession in Toronto. David is looking forward to providing the benefits of financial planning to the Port Perry David may be reached through the Oshawa office at 725-1513 or at his residence 985-8923. HOMANS WAREHOUSE SALE CONTINUES to $280.9 > v Y ' We have just taken inventory and discovered all sorts of super fashion values that HAVE to go!! ALL WINTER OUTERWEAR 7g b° | OFF w70% London Fog, Mac Mor, Ispo. and other brand names. | LADIES DRESSES $9()_00 Reg. to $145.90 & UP $15.00 2 & 3 PC. SUITS | SLACKS $10.00 | Reg. to $60. = & UP S 00 | 73." iors | TWEED SPORTSJACKETS { JACKETS $50. J S50 00 Reg. to $180.%° Reg. to $250.00 & UP wo SWEATERS & SHIRTS $10.9, $50.90 Men's | ; 00 LEVI JEANS "15. ALL KIDS 1 & 2 PC. SKI SUITS BLOUSES Reg. to $40. Reg. up SHIRTS, BLOUSES, SWEATERS ETC... 1 0.9 & UP PLUS MANY MANY MARKDOWNS IN ALL Reg. to Reg. to $55.09 & JACKETS Reg. to $100.90 DEPARTMENTS 3 S$ 00_S 00 YOU HAVE TO SEE TO 20. 50. BELIEVE! A << \ ~ Sizes 2-3x 4-6x 7-14 ALL HOMANS = SALES FAMILY FASHIONS A FINAL cu bridge Ploza - Huy, 47 Sout - 9523698 E--K Homans, where it's always affordable